The study plan of the Bachelor in Biomedical Systems Engineering degree program consists of 167 credit hours, covering foundational and advanced topics in biomedical instrumentation, signal processing, medical electronics, biomechanics, biomaterials, medical imaging, physiology, and bioinformatics. The curriculum combines academic coursework with practical lab training to develop both theoretical understanding and hands-on skills.

Students engage in laboratory work in areas such as medical electronics, signal processing, imaging systems, and computational biology, ensuring real-world application of biomedical concepts. The program also includes four career development courses to build professional and soft skills throughout the academic journey.

A two-term graduation project allows students to address real biomedical challenges, while a mandatory four-month full-time field training (six credit hours) in hospitals, research institutions, or biomedical companies offers valuable industry experience.

Students who earn recognized international certifications in relevant subjects may waive up to one elective course. Foreign language courses are also included to strengthen global communication and expand international opportunities.

This interdisciplinary curriculum equips graduates with the knowledge, technical skills, and practical experience needed to thrive in the evolving field of biomedical engineering.